Sklar Rochester-Pean Hemostatic Forceps, Multiple Lengths
A hemostatic forceps from Sklar available from 9 to 14 inches in curved or straight patterns, used by surgeons to clamp and control bleeding vessels.
The Sklar Rochester-Pean Hemostatic Forceps are a classic clamping instrument used to control bleeding by securely holding a blood vessel until it can be tied off or cauterised during surgery. The Pean pattern jaw applies smooth, even pressure along its length rather than a toothed grip, which is a design choice suited to clamping vessels directly without the additional tissue trauma that interlocking teeth can cause.
This listing spans a wide range of lengths, from 9 inches up to 14 inches, each available in both curved and straight patterns, giving surgical teams a comprehensive set of options to match the depth and angle of the surgical field they are working in. Longer instruments reach structures in deeper body cavities, while shorter versions suit more superficial work.
Hemostatic forceps of this kind are used constantly throughout general, vascular and gynaecological surgery, making this one of the highest volume instrument families stocked by any hospital's surgical instrument inventory.
